Society Depa Players Club Dines With Mrs Cooney
The Losers Club cast rehearses The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde and Mr and Mrs WL Cooney host the party at Piedmont Driving Club after ten nights of work. Notable cast members include Mrs John Marshall Slaton, Mire William Owens, Mrs Henry Bernard Scott, and Miss Childreth Burton Smith. Tickets go on sale for the June 4 performance at the Atlanta Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losers Club
WL Cooney
Piedmont
Oscar Wilde
John Marshall Slaton
William Owens
Henry Bernard Scott
Misg Flildreth Burton Smith
Marsh Adair
Hamilton Douglas Jr
Lamar HU
Frank Taylor
Atlanta
Brillant
Eda Bartholomew
Oscar Pappenheimer
E A Werner
St Mark 5
Peachtree Street
Ck Circle
M C Alexander
May Festival at Bean Farm Highlights Lela Starpe Hosts
Reading of Uncle Remus tales opens ceremonies as Miss Thornton recites lines while children gather for the royal court. Miss Harralson leads songs with a May Day procession toward the throne, where Miss Frances Stokes reigns with her maid of honor Elva Keeton and new queen Ford Smith awaits the scepter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap Bean Farm
Rcon
Lailo Remus
Brevard Montgomery
Pthel Thornton
Uncle Remus
Miss Thornton
Elva Keeton
Miss Stokes
Cie Ford Smith
Warm Springs Hotel Promises Comfort and Warm Waters
An advertisement touts the Warm Springs Verlwether court with large commodious Hot tang Cottages and a largest swimming pool fed by natural warm water. It highlights clear cool air, no gnats, and reasonable rates, inviting readers to contact the proprietor for pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verlwether Court
Warn Springs Hotel
May Day at West End Court in a Pageant of Roses
A May Day pageant unfolds on West End avenue with Master Charles Ward and young escorts. Queens and maids, flower girls, and knights take positions along the avenue to crown the May Queen Kathrine Vickers, followed by a flower-garden procession and the traditional pole dance. Separate social events include garden parties, bridge, receptions, and an apron sale by the Ste Druid Park church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters
Charles Ward
West Enda Fairest
Lucile Price
Kathrine Hackett
Margie Kurfees
Sara, Dilcord
Mary Crusselle
Thea Walds
Warren Pellard
Thomas Stokes Orvit Floyd
Chandler Harris
Howard Crumley
Thel May
Mies
Kathrine Vickers Ap
Mis Fii Harris
T ¢ Tumpet
Rual Ste
Brneath
Newton Weachern
Brevard Montgomery
Vickers
Sinnette
Royal Court
Wiliam Imabro
Elizabeth Lovett
Fitteen Uni Tects
Chriating
Arnold Ida Nichols
Sunie Griffin
Elizabeth
Beth Williams
Edith Beasley
Toutse
Arnold Jane Willams Lyle Barton
Toina Volserg
Kathrine Poole
Lloise Whitehead
Mildred Case
Laura Jones
Mary Lou Smith
Atlee Arnold Lettie Nichols
Thomasine Vickere
Elizabeth Volburg
Alice Stewart
Martha Jones
Lisyg
Lela Barton
Alyce Lyndorm
Ijadiex Aid Society of
Ste Druid Park
Freshvleriin Church
Laurie Weddell
Cleburne Avenue
Jnman Park
Brookhaven Social Scene and Garden Party Gatherings
A Brookhaven social column describes a porch luncheon and prize table with perfume, embroidered handkerchiefs, and an ivory hat brush. Guests include Hal Crawford, Emily West, Elisabeth Crawford, Helen Tucker, and many others at various summer‑season events, dances, and club entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zest
Mize Louise Bloodworth
Sorsyth
Dottie
Hal Crawford
Emily West
Elisabeth Crawford
Helen Tucker
Taciie Young
Lucile Thomas Phebe Harman
Lorine Connally Cerrie Lou Dorn
Nancy Coleman
Mrs Glasgow Hosts Matinee Party For Guests
Mrs Robert Turner entertained at a matinee party Wednesday afternoon for Mrs Dan Glasgow and Mrs Robert Hall, guests of Mrs Warren D White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Warren D White
Dan Glasgow
Tyrone
Iches Lina Indrews
Povert Hall
Washington D c
Glasgow
Robert Turner
Robert Hall
Grand Prize Dance Teaser May Night Celebration
A festive gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Tart on Piedmont Avenue celebrated the thirteenth birthday of their son. The event featured a piano solo by Dorothy Perkins and a display of daisies and sweet peas for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jynn Dort
Jone Tart
Lark Fort
Mrs Marshall Hosts Auction Bridge in Atlanta Gathering
Mrs Charles Marshall entertained at her West Peachtree home in compliment to Mrs Ernest Kenner who recently moved from Milwaukee. Guests included Mrs Colquitt Cole and Mrs Barry Marshy. prizes were fine painted china won by Mrs G R Glenn and Mrs George Allen. Afternoon guests included Mrs Kenner Mrs Morris Tving and Miss Henrietta Dull with many dignitaries listed as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Starpe
York
G A Varden
Jane Watson
Anniston
Captrell
Arr
Gordon Atrest
Marshall
Charles Marshall
Auction Bridge
West Perchtree
Ernest Kenner
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Caiquildt Coles
Horace Adama
Birmingham
G R Glenn
George Allen
Kenner
Morris Tving
Henerietta Dult
Colquitt Cole
Barry Marshy
Fount
Senner
Adams
C C
Cole
Robert Warwick
Dames Lowry
Charles Smith
William J Bayes
Thomas
Harry Poole
Vira Ivan Alien
Irving Gresham
Clarence Corwin
Glenn Wes Harry Walsby
Mark Taulmeur
T & Metzin
Martin
Cooley
Charles King
Bogart
Thomas Weaver
Stacy Thornton
Earnest Beaudry
Hugh Cardoza
John iSmith
Henrietta Dull
Moreis Ewing
Blossom Mercer
Leble Ewing
iMra Marian Fielder
Atlle Hay
Frank Jaceway
T P Heath
Lamar Jeter
Alfred
Meeting notices for Inman Park and North Avenue schools
The Georgia Libby club and the Parent Teacher Association announce two meetings this afternoon. Mrs D Russell at Capitol Avenue will host a discussion on important business. Members and those interested in the Inman Park school are invited to attend a social gathering. The North Avenue school PTA will hold its regular monthly meeting at four o clock. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Libby Wlrote
Kings ‘Yaunghters and Sons
D . Russell
Capitol Avenue
Impor
Inman Park School
Parent Teacher Association
Chia
Aes
North Avenue
Free Band Concert at the Motordrome Opens New Track
Atlanta hosts a free band concert at Jack Prince’s Motordrome on Sunday from 3 20 to 6 00 PM to inspect the new quarter mile board track. Wedemeyer Land leads the ensemble with Noon Hudson and riders present. Tickets on sale Monday at Shepherds, grand stand 50 cents, infield 93 cents, seating arranged for tens of thousands with rough benches infield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Princes Motordrome
Wedemeyer Sj Land
Jack Prince
Hudson
Atlanta
Tieketa
Shepherds Segar
Edgewood Avenue
Ralph Newton Named on Visiting Board of State University
Governor Brown appointed Ralph Newton as a member of the state university visiting board replacing Professor Gil Asimore of Savannah who is unable to serve. Fort Valley official Ralph Sewton, superintendent of public schools, was named in the same announcement yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Sewton
Fort Valley
Brown
Gil Asimore
Savannah
Augusta Charter Committee Appointed for City Government
Augusta Ga May 9 1 9 The committee of four Messrs Julian M pmiti James Ha rton J H Allen and Thomas M Phil pot elected at a meeting of the commission government advocates will select six citizens from each ward to form a charter committee. The revival of the fight for this form shows bitter tones. Rev Monard Cree leads the reopening effort. Teachers announce a meeting Friday night to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Augusta Ga
Speciil
Messrs
Julian M Pmiti
James Harton
J H Allen
Thomas M Philpot
Augusta Advocates
Nig Bt
Monard Cree
Teadhers
Bulloch County Census Shows District Enrollment Rise
Bulloch County census as of May 29 reports 9270 pupils enrolled in 120 schools. Superintendent B R Olft notes growth from 6000 pupils five years prior and predicts the total will reach 1009. New buildings replace many old ones and repainting brightens several facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesboro
Bulloch County
B R Olft
Callorea
Hearings on Currency Return Announced for Next Week
Chairman Iqwen of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee announced today that hearings on currency return would begin before the committee next week. It has not been determined who will be the first witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
iQwen
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Opening of Famous Warm Springs Falls Into May
The formal opening of the Famous Warm Springs in Meriwether county takes place Saturday May Si. The swimming pools and baths are gone as ever, and the auto roads are in excellent shape. Everything is in the air for a good time. For rates and information, contact the Warm Springs Hotel proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Meriwether County
Warm Springs Hotel
Phone your want ads and replies to Minin 5000
A brief instruction notes readers to place or reply to want ads by phoning the listed numbers Minin 5000 and At lanta 109, indicating contact methods for classified inquiries. The phrasing reflects a late era telephonic contact practice for local listings and responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Cardus Woman's Tonic Praised by Mrs Bennett in Henderson
In a Henderson letter Mrs TW Bennett describes severe illness treated by doctors for months and an operation ruled out. After using Cardus the tonic she reports rapid improvement and full return to work. She urges other women to publish their experiences and to request advice from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Texas
Twv Bennett
Cardus
Momans
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Society Depa
R. L. Cooney
Whitehall
Peachtree
Equitable
Mali and
Edgewood Ave
Sidway Mercantil Gos Iois
Bihar
M. Rich & Bros
Sterch! Bros. & Barnes
Efroive
Miss Andrews
Lina Andrews
Birl Florence Harris
Inman Park
Poy Martin
Misses Noyes
North
Jackson Street
Sarah
Frances Sates
Troy
Brodge
Wes
New York
Berkeley
Durham
Bo Lalam
Homer
Paul Seydel
New Yoh
Hopkins
Ciules
Hoplens Jr
Fane
Apelty
Albert Thornton
Clarence Haverty
Ron Collier
John Wheatley
Annie Lee
Mihenzle
Limcheon
Joe Nunnally
John Mheatly
Mizhi
Marie Stoddard
Marlon Dean
Brookhaven
Gsted
Mises Martha Fort
Eleanor Arden
Elizabeth ‘Small
Martha Massil
Hermoine Walker
Virginia Fenn Misa Margaret Bloding
Frances Calkin
Betty Black
Jane Sams
Irene Thrower
Martha Fort
Sarah Wells
Mula Dunwoody
Helen Bower
Carolyn Tre
Rath Yarbrough
Maerjerie Barnes
Elizabeth Small
Lean
Martha Smith
A . Young Peoples Missionary Society
Aman Park Methodist Church
Iis
Hugh Wallet
Hurt Street
Macon
Mra Willet
Federated Clubs of Georgia
District Club
Covington
Charles J Haden
City Federation of Atlanta
Womans
Witlet
Haden
Fetcr
Kings Lawn
Horner
Hove
Bluebeard
Beast
Hamelin
Taut
Frits Infantia Orchestra
Penice & Ford, Ltd
New Orleans
Velva Ves
Ralph Newton
Bulloch
Talcum Puff Co.nore and Nanufacturers
Sa Terminal
Frank E. Block
Atlanta. Ga
Wade
Chattanooga
Wedicine Co Ladies Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Tenn
Kodaks
Gatex Maakt Ce
Ninescaper da Lely
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